The Beskydy Mountains present a picturesque view in every season of the year and are known for a unique beauty found nowhere else. There are quiet little corners stashed away between the mountains and enchanting views of faraway regions that will take your breath away. And all of this is dominated by Lysá hora, the queen, and few people would think of leaving our region without first making a trip to the top of it.
Pustevny is one of the most famous tourist attractions in the Beskydy, lying between Radhošť and Tanečnice peaks at 1,018 meters above sea level. It takes its name from the hermits who came here to live, the last of which died in 1874. Wooden houses built in the style of folk architecture are characteristic for Pustevny. In 1891 the Radhošť Mountain Club opened a lodge here called Poustevně.
Lying along the Czechoslovakian border is the village of Bílá, a word heard often among skiers during the winter season. The ski region of Bílá Beskydy includes two ski resorts: Bílá and Mezivodí. The Bílá ski resort is one of the largest in the Beskydy, with two slopes facing each other. The more than 5 km of slopes are cared for every day by the most modern equipment and artificial snow machines.
The museum where you cannot find any exhibits in showcases